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I thought the only problem was the shock caps? Im only gonna be racing with it. Nothing serious though. Im gonna buy a hudy hexdriver today
thats cool .....if you need a set up or help setting it i can give you a few pointers ....i raced mine with the plastic ones for a while and it went ok for the mst .but id still recommend getting ally ones in the future
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Okay im sorry about all these questions. I hope this question will be the last one. On the screw that goes through the diff there is a washer with a groove all the way. I think i lost one of them (there is two) can i use a regular washer or can i only use a grooved washer? Man god doesnt like me!

The parts i need is not in stock at modelsport the kit is sitting om the table and i have absolutely nothing to do!
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Okay im sorry about all these questions. I hope this question will be the last one. On the screw that goes through the diff there is a washer with a groove all the way. I thin i lost one of them (tgere is two) can i use q regular washer or can i only use a grooved washer? Man god doesnt like me!
fella its cool to ask questions or we would never learn .....the washer your talking about ,i do know what you mean ..but i dont know if a norm washer will work ..ive gt a ton of spars for mine so have never tied it ...risk if you want but i dont know . ......i think the washer you talking about is the thrust bearing washer ...
lol god dont like me it seems at the mo
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Okay thanks. Where do you get parts for it?
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Okay thanks. Where do you get parts for it?
The washer is the thrust washer and it must be the same as the on you have lost or you will have nothing but diff problems
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And its not in stock anywhere so i gotta wait at least a week before i can get the car builded.
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There are 2 washers with grooves that sit either side of the thrust washer. You can get away with 1 of them being replaced with a non grooved one. Be thankful you haven't got an associated B4, 2 washers, loose bearings and held together with diff grease.
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Okay thanks. Where do you get parts for it?
je spares do the parts but if ya really stuck i may have one around if you really need it
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There are 2 washers with grooves that sit either side of the thrust washer. You can get away with 1 of them being replaced with a non grooved one. Be thankful you haven't got an associated B4, 2 washers, loose bearings and held together with diff grease.
agreed lol...pain in the back side
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Yea i know. My friend has a b4 do you know if they ship to Denmark? Also wht do you do to prevent the wheels from binding?
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Yea i know. My friend has a b4 do you know if they ship to Denmark? Also wht do you do to prevent the wheels from binding?
wheels from binding? only thing i can think of is you done wheel nuts too tight as fro there shipping im not sure ..check there websight at top of this forumn
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Jespares does not have the thrust washers so ill have to find somewhere else
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Jespares does not have the thrust washers so ill have to find somewhere else
hmmmmmmmm ...well as i said i think i got some so if you get stuck let me know ill send you one
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but there is always the b-fast option
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I dont think i will need the b-fast diff. There are a few shops in Denmark that sells ansmann parts so im gonna mail them if they have the parts in stock.

But thank you Wayne! (and everybody else)
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I dont think i will need the b-fast diff. There are a few shops in Denmark that sells ansmann parts so im gonna mail them if they have the parts in stock.

But thank you Wayne! (and everybody else)
hey no worries ......any other questions feel free to ask ...or anything else ,itas no problem
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Hey! I just wanted to say i got the parts! Its pretty good but i only have 3s lipos so i had to use nimh. I will have to get a 2s ASAP! The gear cover touches the pinion and motor axle so i will have to cut some of it away. Have you guys had any problems with that?

But thanks for the help!
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Not had that problem. The cover shouldnt really be cut, its there to keep the dirt out, It is supposed to clip on firmly befor the 2 screws go in, although it can require persuasion past the turnbuckles if they are still attached. Make sure the pinion is on the right way round also.
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Okay so i moved the pinion like 2mm and now it doesnt rub on the cover.

Now i just need good weather!
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